Results for of whom translation from English to Tagalog

english of whom
english of dinatnan

africa of whom my grandmother sings,
africa ng kung kanino ang aking lola sings,

more than 8,000 people were infected, about ten percent of whom died.
mahigit sa 8,000 katao ang nahawaan, halos sampung porsyento sa kanila ang namatay.

there is also a challenge of shortage of doctors, some of whom allegedly steal medicine for their private clinics.
ayon kay oscar abello sa kanyang paglalagom sa mensahe ng bidyo:

case fatality rate is estimated at 1-3% of infected individuals, most of whom are elderly with underlying health conditions.
tinatantiya sa 1-3% ng mga nahawahang indibidwal ang case fatality rate, karamihan sa kanila ay nakatatandang may nakatagong mga kondisyon ng kalusugan.

on may 28, 2012, a fire broke out at doha's villaggio mall, leaving 19 dead, 13 of whom were children. another 17 were injured.
noong mayo 28, 2012, nilamon ng nangangalit na apoy ang villaggio mall sa doha, qatar, na ikinasawi ng 19 katao, kabilang na ang 13 batang paslit.

one of the organizations trying to make the difference is the aarti home in kadapa, who take in abandoned children, most of whom are girls abandoned because they are girls, and also talking to expectant mothers of female children to encourage them to have and cherish them.
tinukoy rin dito kung matitigil o mabawasan ba ang aborsyon sa indiya kapag ipinatupad ang batas na magbabawal sa portable ultrasound: may ilang pangkat na nagnanais tugunan ang suliraning ito. isa na dito ang bahay aarti sa bayan ng kadapa na kumukupkop sa mga batang inabandona, kung saan karamihan ay mga batang babaeng iniwan dahil sa kanilang pagiging babae.

africa, my africa africa of proud warriors in ancestral savannahs africa of whom my grandmother sings on the banks of the distant river i have never known you but your blood flows in my veins your beautiful black blood that irrigates the fields the blood of your sweat the sweat of your work the work of your slavery africa, tell me africa is this you, this back that is bent this back that breaks under the weight of humiliation this back trembling with red scars and saying yes to the whip under the midday sun but a grave voice answers me impetuous child that tree, young and strong that tree over there splendidly alone amidst white and faded flowers that is your africa springing up anew springing up patiently, obstinately whose fruit bit by bit acquires the bitter taste of liberty.
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